How do I send my ACT scores via email?

Go to act.org and click on 'Sign in'. Sign in using the username and password you created when registering for the ACT. Once you have logged in, click on the link that says “Send Your Scores.” You will then see a box listing all the dates in which you took the ACT; select the test score that you are wanting to send.

How do I send my ACT scores to college by email?

Will my ACT scores be emailed to me?

How can I see my scores? When available, your scores are posted online and accessed using your MyACT account. ACT Customer Support cannot provide your scores by phone, email, chat, or fax. Multiple choice scores are normally available two weeks after each national test date, but it can sometimes take up to eight weeks.

How do I download my ACT scores as a PDF?

How do I upload a copy of my ACT scores?

Download a score report from the testing website (College Board or ACT). This will likely be a PDF, which you can then upload to your application. Print and scan your online score report, then upload the scanned file. Please make sure the scanned image is legible.

How to Send ACT Scores

How do I send my ACT scores to myself?

Log in to your ACT account. Navigate to the test you want to report. Choose “View Scores.” Download your PDF by choosing “Download student score report pdf.” The score report will automatically include your name and test date, so you can safely upload this to any college application that requires it.

Can you send ACT scores after submitting application?

We understand that testing may become available at a later date. Because of this, if you initially choose not to submit SAT or ACT scores, you will have the option to submit scores after you apply.

How do I send my ACT scores to colleges?

How can I send my ACT scores to colleges for free?

You can send additional ACT score reports for free to colleges and/or scholarship agencies at any time during your college search process. Your fee waiver covers one report to your high school and up to six college choices. After registration, you can request unlimited score reports for free.

How long are ACT scores valid?

The good news is, the ACT doesn't have an official expiration date on their scores. It is worth noting that after five years, the ACT company recommends you re-take the test. Chances are high that you have grown and changed since you initially took the ACT.

How long does it take to send ACT scores electronically?

Most schools receive them electronically and the scores arrive within a few days. Some schools receive them on a disc and those are only sent out 2x per month. And some schools receive scores by mail.

When should I send my ACT scores?

Students may receive their results as early as 10 days after the exam. ACT scores are usually released to colleges two weeks after the test date. Test-takers can find their results through their MyACT account. Scores can be sent to colleges after the exam.

Should I send my ACT scores for free?

Since most colleges require at least one test score, it can certainly save you money if you send some of the reports for free. Furthermore, some students think that sending the free score reports demonstrates interest in a college, as they're sending their scores in as early as possible.

Do I need to send ACT scores to colleges?

By choosing your four colleges when registering for your ACT, you don't have to remember to send your scores after you take the test. You can also make changes to these college choices up until the Thursday right after your Saturday test date. Most colleges will consider only your highest composite ACT.

Is 19 a good ACT score?

A good ACT score ranks you higher than the majority of test-takers. As such, any composite score above the 50th percentile, or 19-20, can be considered a solid score.

Can you choose which ACT scores to send?

This means that, when you are sending scores to colleges, you have to choose which administration results you will send to them—and schools will not be able to see what you got on any other ACTs, or even if you took the ACT more than once.

How many ACT scores can I send for free?

You can send up to four ACT Score Reports out to different colleges for free. However, you can only do this if you request these score reports at the same time that you register for the ACT, or at the same time that you're taking the ACT.

How do I send multiple ACT scores to college?

When you send a college your ACT Score Report, all they will see are the scores from that administration. However, if you want colleges to see the scores from more than one administration, all you have to do is have the ACT send them the Score Reports from all the administrations which you'd like schools to consider.

What ACT score is top 10 percent?

ACT score of 29+ = top 10% ACT of 31+ = top 5% ACT score of 35+ = top 1% of test-takers.

Can I send my ACT score without the writing section?

If your colleges do not require 'ACT with Essay' or 'SAT with Essay', you do not need to report your writing scores.

Should I submit my 27 ACT score?

Is a 27 ACT Score (85th Percentile) Good? A 27 ACT score puts you a good deal about the national average (20.8) and makes you eligible for acceptance at a vast majority of schools. It also makes you competitive at some selective institutions, as well as eligible for merit aid!

Should I submit my 23 ACT score?

Colleges consider a range of ACT scores when making admissions decisions, giving students some flexibility. Commonly, students with scores in the range of 20-23 are still considered competitive at many mid-tier colleges.

Should I submit a 29 ACT score?

There's no pressing need to retake the ACT with a score of 29, unless your ideal school would like to see a higher score. The only schools that require a score higher than 29 are typically very competitive, making them difficult to gain admittance to, even for qualified students.

Is a score of 14 on the ACT good?

Below Average ACT Scores

Scores below a 15 on the ACT are considered low at just about any four-year college. You can overcome low scores with a great GPA or an outstanding college application. But even if you're accepted, the school may ask you to take some remedial courses before enrolling.

Why do ACT scores take so long to send?

Why do ACT scores take so long to get? First of all, because of how many test-takers there are—literally millions! Because essays are graded by real people instead of computers, ACT writing scores take a bit longer as ACT sends, grades, coordinates, and posts your scores.